Home DIY Projects You Should Avoid At All Costs
Owning a home may come with a lot of projects. There are certain DIYs you may be able to tackle on your own, but there are some that best left to the pros.
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Essential Steps To Take Before Finishing Concrete Floors
Concrete floors can be finished in so many different ways to suit varying tastes, but before you get started, learn how to prepare your concrete for finishing.
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Mike Holmes Shares A Clever Trick For Saving Money On Outdoor Wood Projects
HGTV's Mike Holmes knows all the tricks of the trade when it comes to home renovations. He shares one tip that can help DIY enthusiasts save money on lumber.
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Everything You Need To Consider Before Installing Double Pocket Doors
Double pocket doors are a major space saver, but installation is more complex than it is for a typical door. Here's what you should know before adding them.
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The Difference Between Plastic Lumber And WPC Fencing Explained
The key difference between WPC fencing and plastic lumber is their composition. Plastic lumber is 100% plastic, while WPC contains some wood fibers.
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How To Insulate A Finished Garage Ceiling (And Common Mistakes To Avoid)
Are you looking to insulate your finished garage ceiling? Expert Kevin Keen is on hand to tell us how - and what mistakes you should be careful to avoid.
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Bathroom Decor Items You Shouldn't Overlook At Estate Sales Or Thrift Stores
Upgrade your bathroom decor without overspending. Estate sales and thrift stores are treasure troves of unique finds that are essential to add character.
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Reuse PVC Pipes To Give Your Furniture A Stylish Fluted Makeover
Rather than taking your excess PVC pipes to the dump, why not reuse them for a clever DIY that will give your furniture a trendy fluted makeover?
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Transform Generic IKEA MERETE Curtains Into Abstract Window Art
IKEA's inexpensive MERETE curtains are a simple, plain white. Add some visual interest to them (or any plain curtains) with this creative DIY project.
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Make Sure You're Buying The Correct Paint Brush For The Paint You're Using
Ever had the realization you've ruined your DIY project by using the wrong paint brush? Make sure you pick the right one depending on the type of paint you use.
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The Truth About Reusing Wire Nuts For Electrical Work At Home
It's tempting to save a few bucks and a trip to the store if you have some used wire nuts in the garage. Here's how to know if they're safe to use.
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How To Remove Linoleum Floors The Right Way
Hoping to replace your linoleum floors with something that better fits your style? We chatted with a renovation expert about the best removal method.
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Benjamin Moore Unveils The Perfect Cabinet Paint Shade For A Kitchen Refresh
If you're looking to refresh your kitchen by repainting the cabinets, there are many colors to choose from. Check out this one shade from Benjamin Moore.
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Ever Notice That Your Floors Creak More During Winter? Here's Why It Happens
When walking around your home, do you notice certain spots seem extra creaky during the colder months? Here's why it's more noticeable in the winter.
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14 Yummy Paint Colors To Complement Pantone's New Mocha Mousse Hue
Looking for the perfect paint shades to pair with accents in Pantone's 2025 color of the year Mocha Mousse? Look no further than these scrumptious shades.
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Here's When You Should Stop Using A Dehumidifier
While a dehumidifier is a great tool for keeping the moisture levels in your home at an acceptable range, how do you know when it's time to turn it off?
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10 Tips To Significantly Cut Costs When Building Your Own Cabinets
Building your own cabinets can save you a lot of money. To maximize your savings, check out these insider tips for your cabinet-building project.
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The Worst Fence Material To Avoid (& A More Reliable Alternative)
A fence can be expensive, so it's important to do your research to avoid a costly mistake. There's one type of fence that is usually not worth considering.
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One Way To Check If The Humidity Levels In Your Home Are Good
To check if the humidity levels in your home are good, too high, or too low, we spoke with an air quality specialist who also gave tips on fixing it.
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The Quick Fix You Need To Revive Gorilla Glue That's Started To Dry In The Bottle
Grabbing your Gorilla Glue only to find it solid and clogged is super frustrating. But don't throw it away; you can salvage the adhesive with this easy tip.
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9 Of The Best Paint Colors To Brighten Up A Low Light Room
No south-facing windows in your room? No problem! Use these bright paint shades to encourage a lighter look in your dimly lit space and enjoy the cozy results.
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Mike Holmes' Alternative Solution For A Longer-Lasting Wood Deck
Consider this recommendation from HGTV's Mike Holmes before you start your next backyard project, especially if you want your deck to stand the test of time.
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The Luxury Bathroom Flooring Mike Holmes Jr. Says Is Worth The Investment
Mike Holmes Jr. shared some tried-and-true knowledge for his choice of bathroom floor tiles. In his opinion, this luxury look is well worth the investment!
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The Stars Of HGTV's Unsellable Houses Share When To Avoid Big Renovations
The duo behind HGTV's "Unsellable Houses" knows a thing or two about how to get the best return on investment, and this is one of their most useful tips.
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Costco Or Home Depot: Who Has Better Deals On Flooring?
When looking for new flooring, it's a good idea to do some comparison shopping before making your final decision. Here's the lowdown on Costco vs. Home Depot.
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Milwaukee Products You Shouldn't Pass On Even If You're Not In The Market For Tools
Milwaukee offers a variety of high-quality tools, but that's not all! If you're not looking for tools at the moment, check out these products instead.
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Why Are Some Outlets Horizontal?
Seeing a horizontal outlet in your space might feel a bit confusing, but the explanation behind the change in orientation is actually incredibly simple.
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